Marquis Floyd, the cast member of Broadway musical The Lion King passed away on Sunday. The cause of his death remains unknown. Marquis Floyd, the cast member of Broadway musical The Lion King ...

will love this fresh take on 'Lion King' tale Along the way, viewers see how Mufasa became acquainted with prominent characters from the original movie, such as Sarabi and Zazu. It also details ...

(L-R): Sarabi (voiced by Tiffany Boone), Taka (voiced by Kelvin Harrison Jr.), Mufasa (voiced by Aaron Pierre), and Rafiki (voiced by Kagiso Lediga) in Disney’s live-action MUFASA: THE LION KING.

3 (UPI) --Disney announced the home video release dates for Mufasa: The Lion King on Monday ... they meet Mufasa's future wife Sarabi (Tiffany Boone). Boone spoke with UPI in an interview prior ...

Beyond employing similar musical cues, specific shots are meticulously recreated: Sarabi ... Lion King’s most tragic moments – the positioning of paws and claws that would later mark Mufasa ...

Boone lends her voice to Sarabi, the queen of Pride Rock, in Disney’s Lion King prequel Mufasa. Courtesy of Disney Of course, voice performance exercises different muscles than live-action ...

Scar makes Simba believe that he is responsible for the death of his father ... Synopsis: In Savannah, lion cub Simba (voiced by Glover) is the pride and joy of his parents King Mufasa (voiced by ...

That seems to be the only thing that can come between brothers, and in Mufasa: The Lion King, this universal truth ... they run into another lioness, Sarabi, and Rafiki, who apparently knows ...

The Lion King. The leader of the Outsiders is Kiros, who then pursues the brothers but fails to catch them initially. During their journey following the death of their clan, they meet a younger Rafiki ...

Familiar characters were lent new voices, with some returning for the same roles as in The Lion King (2019). In addition to Mufasa, Scar — whose original name was Taka, and Sarabi, viewers get ...

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